2012 Map of Woolaroc

About this map

The Osage Hills ranching country southwest of Bartlesville is anchored by Woolaroc, the preserve and museum estate established during the 1920s oil boom. This landscape is defined by its numerous natural water sources and small impoundments, including the classically named Ponce De Leon Spring, Nehawaski Spring, and Wim Wigor Spring. These springs and seasonal creeks like Sand Cr and Little Rock Cr feed several larger water bodies such as Crystal Lake, Clyde Lake, and Lake Higo. The terrain is marked by distinctive topographical features like Whisky Hollow and Buck Point. While the area remains largely rural and dominated by ranching and preservation, the map identifies small historic settlement points such as Fite and Torpedo, which serve as markers of the area's local geography alongside a network of county roads including Old HWY 123.